St. Joseph was the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the earthly father to Jesus.  Joseph was said to be a skilled craftsman and carpenter.  Joseph likely made his living and supported his family through this type of work and also likely taught Jesus the trade.  The feast of St. Joseph the Worker is commonly celebrated on May 1. 

In the spirit and under the patronage of St. Joseph, Trinity’s St. Joseph Workers contribute to the life and ministry of the Church through various work projects around the Church and for the congregation.  They offer their time, service and skills in a spirit of joy and the work of their hands and tools are offered for the benefit of their Church and the greater glory of God.